Virginia EUB Conference Meet Sets Plans on Shenandoah Move
A special Virginia Conference session at First Eyapselical United Brethres Church in Winchester will review Shenandoah College relocation plans. Bishop J Gordon Howard will preside as delegates discuss funding and a fund campaign director, with the Shenandoah Conservatory Board meeting afterward.
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Virginia Conference
Winchester
Virginia Annual Conference
Keyser
W. Va
General Council of Administration
Dayton
Ohio
Shenandoah College
J. Gordon Howard, DD
East Central
The
Shenandoah and Conservatory of Music
W. O. Cooley
Washington, D.C
Egypt Air Force Receives Soviet Bombers Report
Al Akhbar reported that Egypt's air force now operates Soviet made Ilyushin 28 bombers capable of carrying nuclear bombs. The correspondent did not claim any nuclear weapons were provided by Russia.
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Egypt
Cairo
al Akhbar
Shippingport Nuclear Plant Begins Generating Electricity
Duquesne Light Co announces the United States first full scale civilian nuclear plant at Shippingport Pa began feeding electricity into Duquesne lines at 12 39 a m EST. The 60 000 kilowatt reactor supplies up to 450 000 consumers in Allegheny and Beaver counties and costs more than 55 mills per kilowatt hour.
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Pittsburgh
Duquesne Light Co
United States
Shippingport
Duquesne Electric
Duquesne Light
Ohio River
Duquesne
The
Atomic Energy
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Calder Hall
England
AEC
Allegheny
Beaver Counties
Pennsylvania
Senate Rackets Panel Probes Tennessee Payoff Allegations
The Senate rackets committee probes an alleged $18,500 payoff to fix a Tennessee criminal case. Glenn W. Smith of the Teamsters refused to confirm any union payment to Judge Schoolfield, citing the Fifth Amendment. The panel plans deeper inquiry and may shift to a second alleged payoff case.
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Rackets Committee
Washington
Senate
Glenn W. Smith
Tennessee Teamsters Union
Raulston Schoolfield
Chattanooga
Smith
Teamster
Sen
McClellan
Dark
Kennedy
Schoolfield
Denny's
Berryville Pike
Vv. F. W. Post
Hubert L. Boling
Chattanooga Teamsters Local 515
Boling
Local 515
Tennessee Supreme Court
Raymond Hixson
Hixson, Tenn
Teamsters
Hixson
Johnson Urges U S To Catch Up With Russians In Missile Drive
Senator Lyndon B Johnson leader of the Senate Preparedness subcommittee urges Americans to work night and day to outpace the Soviet Union in missiles and space science. He notes the inquiry into the U S space weapons program warns of a Pearl Harbor like risk and cites funding cuts delaying a 1500 mile range rocket.
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Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Russia
Johnson
U. S
Pearl Harbor
Texas
Senate
Traffic Toll Hits 21 As Crash Victim Dies
Frederick County records another highway death raising the toll to 21 with the passing of Strasburg man Frederick William Bertachinger Jr. 33 who died at Memorial Hospital after a one car crash on Rt 1 near Vaucluse. He was a Washington, D. C. employee and WWII veteran, survived by his wife Betty Virginia Hottle and four children. remains at Stover Funeral Home.
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Frederick County
Strasburg
Frederick William Bertachinger, Jr
Memorial Hospital
Vaucluse
P. F. Click
Bertschinger
Bertachinger
Washington D.C
Fred William
Sylvia Richard Bertschinger
Atlas Travels Over 600 Miles In Test Flight
The Air Force Atlas missile flew more than 600 miles over the Atlantic in its first long distance test, reaching about 80 miles altitude. Officials said the mission exceeded expectations, with the launch conducted as a limited range test and the missile not recovered. Maj. Gen. Donald N. Yates stressed the tests anticipate occasional failures.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Air Force Atlas
Atlantic
Donald N. Yates
Air Force Missile Test Center
Defense Department
Yates
Towns Decked Out For Christmas Season
Berryville lit up as the John H. Enders Fire Company set a Christmas tree on Main and Church Streets donated by Mrs Edward Jenkins. Stephens City followed with its Explorer Post placing a tree and Roy Pinner and Ben Carter assisting. Middletown plans to decorate this weekend with a tree set up last weekend.
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Berryville
John H. Enders Fire Company
Main
Church Sts
Edward Jenkins
Main Street
Explorer Post
Stephens City
Roy Pinner
Ben Carter
Middletown
New England Leaders Propose Labor Day Date Shift
A northeastern conference backs moving Labor Day to the second Monday in September to boost tourism. Legislators from six states including New York and Pennsylvania welcomed the plan, proposed by Philip Markley of Massachusetts. If adopted, schools would start later in September and end later in June.
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New York
New England
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Philip Markley
Massachusetts Commission On
Mail Passes 100000 Mark Again in City
Post Office records show 105350 pieces passed through cancellation machines yesterday under Postmaster Wilbur R. Johnston. The previous day totaled 115610, an all time local high, with the year to date cancellations at 436140 since December 10 as the Christmas mailing period continues.
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Wilbur R. Johnston
Johnston
Thief Steals Radio From Fire Station in Richmond
Fire engines rushed to a house fire yesterday from Engine Company No. 18's station after a thief stole the radio used for fire and police calls but left the alarm box intact in case of another blaze.
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Richmond
Engine Company No. 18
Legacy of Luke ignites the Christmas story from Greek physician
An Associated Press feature notes Luke the physician and convert to Christianity sought the truth about Jesus birth. The article outlines Luke's quest amid early Christian turmoil, recording how his scientific mindset and travels with Paul shaped the gospel narrative.
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The
Shepherds
Luke
Christ
George Cornell
Associated Press
Galilee
Judea
Jesus
Loukas
Paul
Troas
Philippi
Thessalonica
Athens
Corinth
Lord Jesus
God
NATO Allies Move to Base U S Nuclear Missiles in Europe
Khrushchev warned Britain of a bloody new war as NATO leaders agreed to base U S made missiles in Europe. Denmark Norway Britain Netherlands and Turkey tally support while final government approval awaited.
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U.S
Europe
London
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Britain
Paris
North Atlantic
United States
Eisenhower
Dulles
Konrad Adenauer
Einar Gerhardsen
Hans Christian Hansen
Denmark
NATO
Prang Josef Strauss
Lauris Norstad
Russia
Norway
Carter
Netherlands
Turkey
Area Schools Close Friday Afternoon Reopen January 2
Area schools in Winchester Frederick and Clarke Counties will close Friday afternoon for the Christmas holiday and reopen January 2. Schools plan early release in Winchester while Frederick and Clarke Counties stay on regular closing time.
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Winchester
Frederick
Clarke Counties
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